Medicare Has Revealed Its 2026 Premiums, And It’s Unfortunate for Social Security Recipients with Dual Coverage
Recent Updates for Retirees Retirees have been facing a whirlwind recently, with the Social Security Administration revealing the cost of living adjustment (COLA) for 2026, alongside next year’s Medicare monthly premiums. The COLA for 2026 is notable; it marks something not seen since the late 1990s. Unfortunately, many Medicare recipients may find that rising Part […]
TriHealth and UnitedHealthcare’s contract disagreement might result in thousands losing their coverage
CINCINNATI — Health Care Costs at Risk for Tri-State Patients As the deadline of December 31 approaches, many patients in the Tri-State area are facing the possibility of rising health care costs due to ongoing contract negotiations between TriHealth and UnitedHealthcare. Patients are expressing anxiety about the potential loss of insurance and increasing co-pays, with […]
Vermont Discussion: ‘We lack a safety net’: A family faces a future without health coverage
Vermonters Face Health Insurance Crisis A troubling situation has emerged for many residents in Vermont. Recently, those holding insurance through Vermont Health Connect, part of the Affordable Care Act, were met with a significant shock as average premiums are set to rise dramatically. In fact, they are projected to double—marking the largest increase in the […]
Millions may lose health care coverage in 2026. Here’s the reason.
Dawn Wheeler has been closely following the developments surrounding the government shutdown. She expressed a sense of imminent danger regarding her situation. The 59-year-old resident of Edwardsville, Kansas, is among the millions who rely on the Affordable Care Act Marketplace for health insurance. Her premiums may see a significant increase next year if Congress doesn’t […]
Discussions between WakeMed and UnitedHealthcare may impact Medicare Advantage coverage in Raleigh
WakeMed and UnitedHealthcare Negotiations Ongoing WakeMed announced on Tuesday that if an agreement is not reached, UnitedHealthcare will stop covering Medicare Advantage plans starting Saturday, November 15. Currently, both organizations are in negotiations, with their contracts set to expire on the same day. Officials from UnitedHealthcare shared with WRAL News that they are aiming for […]
UnitedHealthcare eliminates coverage for remote monitoring against Medicare guidelines
Beginning in January, UnitedHealthcare will discontinue its payments to doctors for remotely monitoring data collected by patients at home for chronic conditions, including high blood pressure. This policy, which affects both Medicare and commercial plans offered by the country’s largest insurer, was announced in September. It mainly targets remote physiological monitoring (RPM) for various patient […]
Tricare Coverage Costs Will Increase in 2026
Tricare Costs Set to Rise in 2026 Starting in 2026, most Tricare medical insurance expenses for military families and retirees are expected to increase by 2% to 3%. However, some prescription drug costs could surge by 15% or more. The military health system revealed the new rates on November 7th, indicating that many users of […]
Study reveals networks offer favorable coverage of shutdown for Democrats.
According to a recent study by the Media Research Center, ABC, CBS, and NBC displayed a Democratic bias in their coverage of the 2025 government shutdown. The analysis covered the evening news programs from these networks during October, revealing that they tended to diminish Democratic accountability for the stalemate while blaming Congressional Republicans and former […]
Stay updated with live election night coverage from The Post and 2Way.
Election Night in New York City Election night is here. After an extended period filled with debates, rallies, and considerable media focus, New York City voters will choose their next mayor on Tuesday. The Post and 2WAY will be providing coverage of the closely contested race between Democratic candidate Zoran Mamdani and independent candidate Andrew […]
200,000 people in Michigan losing health insurance coverage from three providers
Health Insurance Shakeup in Michigan Several health insurance providers in Metro Detroit are essentially leaving Michigan’s individual market, impacting over 200,000 residents who will need to find new coverage. This shift comes as premium rates rise sharply, compounded by the end of tax credits that had been easing costs for many individuals. Health Alliance Plan, […]